Will DePue
Former OpenAI researcher; Unemployment Labs and Macrogrants — checked November 13, 2026
Researcher whose public biography describes contributions to Sora and OpenAI model post-training. His recent hardware-forensics work examines publicly released model weights, not leaked internal documents.
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An essay arguing for building a large model of the natural world — weather, oceans, ecosystems — as its own kind of general intelligence, separate from language models.
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Stanford professor who built ImageNet, co-directs Stanford's Human-Centered AI institute and co-founded the AI4ALL diversity pipeline program. Her faculty page collects the work; her Google Scholar list has the papers themselves.
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Are You in the Weights? — Model Name-Recognition Experiment
Public experiment testing whether language models appear to recognize a name without web search. Its methodology clusters generated descriptions and combines model confidence into a strength score. The creators warn that confidence is uncalibrated and biographies can be hallucinated; the score is not a verified measure of fame or evidence of a specific training record.
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